Word 2019 In Practice - Ch 2 Guided Project 2-1

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SimNetis the software you will use for everything related to yourMicrosoft Office In Practice (MOIP) textbook. SimNet contains:SimBooks: Each SimBook covers one chapter of the MOIP textbook.The SimBook describes how to complete the Office tasks coveredin the chapter. It also contains "How To" exercises that have"Show Me", "Guide Me" and "Let Me Try" activities. "Show Me" isa video that features a skill. "Guide Me" is a clickable exercisebased on the Show Me skill. "Let Me Try" assesses comprehensionof the skill within a simulation. The SimBookalso includes "Pause and Practice" sections, which guide you throughstep-by-step practice within the Office application.The purpose of the SimBook isto prepare you for the independent projects, quizzes, and tests.Guided Projects: There is a guided project for each chapter thatrequires you to download instructions anda document file. It contains step-by-step instructions forto complete the project, using the skills covered inthe chapter. You will work directly in the Office applicationwhen completing the project. When you complete the project youwill upload it and get feedback on your results.The purpose of the guided project is to prepare youfor the independent projects, quizzes, and tests.Independent Projects: Each independed project requires you todownload instructions anda document file. The independent project does not containstep-by-step instructions for completing the project: it tells youwhat to do but not how to do it.You will work directly in the Office applicationwhen completing the project. When youare done you will upload the project for grading.Practice Tests: There is a practice test for each applicationwe are covering: PowerPoint, Word, and Excel. The practicetest will help you prepare for the actual graded test.Tests: There is a test for each applicationwe are covering: PowerPoint, Word, and Excel. This testis graded.SimNet Resources:Be sure to read Registering For SimNet ( schatz/csc105/SIMnetRegistrationGuide.pdf)before or while you register for SimNet.

Pay special attention to the sections "Lessons", "SIMbooks", "Exams", "Projects","Resources", and "Grades". You can access a pdf of all help info through the "Help PDF"near the bottom of the left hand menu. You can also access the Best Practices forProjects in that section.

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Composition is one type of relationship in object-oriented programs. The other relationship is inheritance. Inheritance is when one class extends or specialized another class. The common code goes in the parent and the extension goes in the child.

Guided Project 2 builds on Guided Project 1 through another iteration of the the phases of the software lifecycle. You will continue to work with software practices and tools that support those practices in Guided Project 2.

You will develop the WolfScheduler project over the course of the three guided projects. The WolfScheduler requirements describe the fully implemented system. Guided Project 2 will complete the requirements except for checking for conflicts between events and courses.

You will complete the functionality for handling schedule conflicts in Guided Project 3. There are expectations from the Guided Projects that you must follow. Do NOT attempt to implement any functionality before a Guided Project tells you to do so!

A project may belong to only a single local repository. That is because a Git repository is represented as a folder on a file system with a special .git/ folder that stores Git metadata. The same project cannot be in two locations on the file system at once. The process outlined below will let you share an existing Eclipse project with a new repository and then retain a copy of your Guided Project 1 submission in a local copy of your Guided Project 1 repository.

Git is a distributed version control system. Git supports the creation of repositories, copying of repositories (cloning), committing changes, working with remote repositories, and merging changes. In Git, all repositories are considered equal and each maintains its own history. You can move information between connected repositories through pulling and pushing any changes.

You should ALWAYS verify that your pushed changes are on the remote repository. You can do this by going to your repository on the GitHub website and making sure that your WolfScheduler project has been pushed to your GP2 repository.

Verify that your Guided Project 2 Jenkins job is pulling your WolfScheduler from your GP2 repository (this job will start with GP2-. If Jenkins does not recognize your project, please notify the teaching staff via Piazza or the sup list as early as possible to ensure that your project is set up correctly for auto grading.

At this point, your Jenkins build will be a red ball. That is expected because there are several things that we have to do in Guided Project 2 before our code will even compile. The important thing is that the job runs and gives you a red ball!

The focus for GP2 is to add Events to the WolfScheduler program. That way users can put items like meals, club meetings, exercise, and other non-course activities on their schedules. For Guided Project 2, you do not need to worry about checking for conflicting activities.

There are two main relationships between classes: composition and inheritance. Composition is a has-a relationship where one object has an instance (or collection) of another object. Inheritance is an is-a relationship where one class is an extension or specialization of another class. When two objects have a common set of fields with some specializations, those objects are candidates for an inheritance hierarchy. You can create a parent class that contains the common fields and each child class can then specialize.

UML diagram notationsUML uses standard conventions for display of data, methods, and relationships. Many are illustrated in the UML diagram above. Here are some things you should note:

You can read this UML class diagram and see the names and types of all the classes and class members that you must create. The method signatures in your program must match the above diagram and provided interfaces exactly for the teaching staff tests to run.

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